What's with Telescope the Gemini browser's capsule?
Both gemini://telescope.omarpolo.com/ and gemini://telescope-browser.org/ seem down.
Has it moved somewhere else?
1 month ago
gemini://telescope.omarpolo.com/
gemini://telescope-browser.org/
@jasco I was always paranoid, afraid to make it too personal and I missed the opportunity of having a public blog or even a diary, being honest with myself about my everyday thoughts. I was much less self-aware when I was your age, reading your gemlog was interesting — sometimes made me reflect on what I maybe would've done differently with my life. So thanks for sharing!
I'm bookmarking your new site — for now in w3m. Are you planning on making it accessible via Gemini or have you decided to pursue the ways of "Smol Web"? · 3 weeks ago
@jasco That's what I like about Geminispace — it's tightly-knit, we even still have information transmitted through "word of mouth" 😁
Thanks, man! I should probably post more often and I have quite a few of these "walls of text" in the drafts — sometimes I'm not sure the thought feels finished and whether it would be interesting to read, or maybe I'm going into too much details. Sometimes I end up posting it elsewhere and in a different form, sometimes I just get tired thinking about the topic, take the plunge and post it. Not overthinking things is sometimes good, but I'm only learning to do this. · 3 weeks ago
Hi m0xee,
Speaking of things being down, I was recently told by another gemini user that you had noticed the disappearance of my old capsule: lesogorov.site. They pointed me to this reply:
-> gemini://station.martinrue.com/fripster/a62e6ce8f75c450096c6d021e775874e
If you still want to read my drivel, you can find it at:
-> https://jasco.website
also I have been reading through your capsule and have been enjoying it :) Tech sucks! · 4 weeks ago
gemini://station.martinrue.com/fripster/a62e6ce8f75c450096c6d021e775874e
Looks like it's up again: the website and the original git repo — could've been an outage. · 1 month ago